Como mi Ritmo no hay dos *** Cachao 1957

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAeGwwBBezk

This was recorded in Havana in 1957 as the second in a series of Cuban Jam Sessions. Cachao first appeared on Vol. 2, along with Julio Gutiierrez and his orchestra.. These records were released by Panart.


Israel 'Cachao' Lopez pioneered the 'descarga' i(all-out jam session) craze n the '50s. He was a prodigious double bassist as well as a prolific composer. He died in March 2008. He is greatly missed.

The chorus is "Como mi ritmo no hay dos," which means "there's no rhythm like mine."

Tito Rodriguez recorded the same song, which was called "Descarga Cachao," and was on the Tito Tito Tito album in the 1950s. That version has a more "New York" sound and I personally prefer Cachao's performance.

Personnel on Vol. 2:

Bass - Salvador Vivar
Bongos - Oscar Valdes*
Drums - Walfredo De Los Reyes, Jr.*
Engineer - Edwin Fernandez De Castro , Fernando Blanco
Flute - Juan Pablo Miranda
Percussion [Tumbadora] - Marcelino Valdes
Piano - Julio Gutierrez , Pedro "Perruchin" Justiz
Saxophone [Alto] - Edilberto Scrich
Timbales - Jesus "Chuchu" Ezquijarrosa
Trumpet - Alejandro "El Negro" Vivar
Vocals [Baritone] - Osvaldo "Mosquifin" Urrutia
Vocals [Tenor] - Emilio Penalver , Jose "Chombo" Silva

Cachao Main Performer
Guillermo Barreto Bateria
Gustavo Tamayo Guiro
Israel "Cachao" López Leader
Julio Gutierrez Main Performer, Performer
Niño Rivera Tres
Oscar Valdés Bongos
Richard Egües Flute
Tata Güines Tumbadora